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The walkie-talkie will also switch to transmission
mode when it picks up other noises. For this reason,
we recommend not using the VOX function in a loud
or windy place.

1. Switch the device on.

2. Press the

button three times. The last selected setting

and the VOX symbol

will appear on the display.

3. Use the and buttons to select your preferred sensitivity

level between

1

and

3

.

3

is the highest sensitivity level. If you

would like to switch the VOX function off, press the and
buttons until

OF

appears on the display.

4. Press

TALK

to save the setting.

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Summary of Contents for 605 193

Page 1: ...LAMP MON MENU MON MENU Walkie Talkies Tchibo GmbH D 22290 Hamburg 111938FV05X00XI 2020 10 en Instructions for use ...

Page 2: ...ith friends for example Whether you are taking part in survival training trekking or power walking in broken terrain your new walkie talkies will serve you well Yet the walkie talkies are not just suitable for outdoor use The VOX function also means they can be used as a baby monitor We hope you enjoy using these walkie talkies Your Tchibo Team www tchibo de instructions Please enter the product n...

Page 3: ...4 Activating releasing button lock 15 Setting the channel 15 Setting a sub channel 16 Adjusting speaker volume 16 Setting the ringtone 17 Setting the button tone 17 Setting the confirmation signal 17 Setting the voice control VOX function 19 Use 19 Sending the call alert tone 19 Sending a message 19 Receiving a message 20 Searching for weak signals monitor function 20 Scanning all channels scan fu...

Page 4: ...ions for future reference If you give this product to another person remember to also include these instructions Symbols used in these instructions This symbol warns you of the danger of injury The term DANGER warns against possible severe injuries and danger to life The term WARNING warns against injuries and severe material damage The term CAUTION warns against slight injuries or damage Further ...

Page 5: ...and old batteries and the product out of the reach of infants If you think that a battery has been swallowed or has got into the body in any other way seek medical advice immediately Keep the packaging material out of the reach of children There is a risk of suffoca tion You should also store small parts e g the belt clips out of the reach of small children CAUTION risk of injury Do not use the wa...

Page 6: ...ies and do not use different types or brands of batteries or batteries with different capacities Ensure correct polarity when inserting the batteries Clean the contacts on the batteries and device as required before insertion Danger of overheating Do not use any caustic chemicals or aggressive or abrasive detergents for cleaning The built in LEDs cannot and must not be replaced You must not use th...

Page 7: ...1 to 446 09375 MHz channel 8 Transmission power 0 5 watts Range up to 3000 m in open spaces Headphone port 2 5 mm jack plug not included Ambient temperature 10 to 40 C Made exclusively for Tchibo GmbH Überseering 18 22297 Hamburg Germany We reserve the right to make technical and optical modifications to the appliance in the course of product improvements ...

Page 8: ...lkies Not illustrated 8 x single use batteries On Off switch Menu button Selection button Front On Off switch for light Scan button Selection button Call alert tone button Headphone port Light Display Send button TALK Signal search button MON Microphone speaker ...

Page 9: ...9 Back Battery compartment Belt clip ...

Page 10: ...of small children Removing and inserting the belt clip Each walkie talkie comes with a belt clip which you can attach or detach as required M M MON MEN U 1 2 Removing the belt clip Pull the tab of the belt clip in the direction of the arrow as illustrated and then pull the belt clip upwards and out of the guide M M Inserting the belt clip Slide the belt clip into the guide provided for this You mu...

Page 11: ...d down to remove it 3 Insert the batteries as shown on the base of the battery compartment Ensure correct polarity when doing so 4 Put the battery compartment lid back on correctly and slide it upwards You should hear and feel it lock into place Reinsert the belt clip if required 5 Repeat this procedure with the other device Changing the batteries capacity status The batteries capacity status is s...

Page 12: ... batteries need to be replaced Standby mode If no buttons are pressed for 6 seconds the walkie talkies will automatically switch to battery saving standby mode However they will remain ready to receive a signal and will switch back to standard mode once a signal is received Connecting headphones or earphones Electrically adapted headphones or earphones can be connected to the headphone port with a...

Page 13: ...same frequency band This may cause background noise or even interference If this happens try to avoid the interfering transmitter by switching the devices to a different channel Building materials e g steel reinforced concrete or other equipment causing interference e g television sets computers mobile phones cordless telephones as well as telephone and power lines may interfere with or restrict c...

Page 14: ... the display switches off Activating releasing button lock The button lock prevents device settings being changed without you noticing if a button is pressed accidentally When the button lock is activated the TALK MON and buttons will still work meaning you can still send and receive messages even when the button lock is activated M M Press and hold the button until the lock symbol is shown on the...

Page 15: ...ting a sub channel In order for participants to communicate the walkie talkies must be set to the same sub channel If there are several radio transmission devices in your area which are also using the 400 470 MHz frequency band and have several channels then there is the possibility that multiple devices may be using the same channel To prevent your messages being received by other devices or vice...

Page 16: ...ber stops flashing on the display The sub channel has been saved 5 Set the other device to the same sub channel as described Adjusting speaker volume 1 Switch the device on 2 Set the required volume using the and buttons The selected volume is displayed in the form of a bar symbol Setting the ringtone You can choose between 10 different ringtones 1 Switch the device on 2 Press the button four time...

Page 17: ...imes rO will appear on the display 3 Press to switch the confirmation signal on ON and to switch it off OF 4 Press TALK to save the setting Setting the voice control VOX function Voice control VOX function Voice Operated Exchange saves you having to change the mode by hand using the TALK button The walkie talkie switches to transmission mode automatically when you speak into the microphone You can...

Page 18: ...witch the device on 2 Press the button three times The last selected setting and the VOX symbol will appear on the display 3 Use the and buttons to select your preferred sensitivity level between 1 and 3 3 is the highest sensitivity level If you would like to switch the VOX function off press the and buttons until OF appears on the display 4 Press TALK to save the setting ...

Page 19: ...mitting and receiving device The transmission symbol will appear on the display of the transmitting device and the receiving symbol will appear on the display of the receiving device Sending a message While speaking hold the microphone about 5 cm away from your mouth and speak at a normal volume 1 Press and hold the TALK button and speak into the microphone 2 Then release the TALK button Receiving...

Page 20: ...als monitor function The monitor function enables your walkie talkie to search for weak signals on the channel selected This may be useful if reception conditions are poor e g atmospheric disturbances due to thunderstorms power lines close by etc M M Press and hold the MON button to use the monitor function M M Release the MON to end the monitor function The CTCS System is not active while the mon...

Page 21: ...u will be able to hear the message or radio signals If the signal is no longer transmitted through the channel found the channel search will start again automatically Press the TALK button when you hear the radio signals of a channel that has been found to deactivate the scan function and to automatically save this as a new channel M M Press the scan button to switch off the channel search The dev...

Page 22: ...oth moistened with water Declaration of Conformity Tchibo GmbH hereby declares that this product is in compli ance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014 53 EU at the time of its being placed on the market The complete Declaration of Conformity can be found by entering the product number 605 193 at www tchibo de anleitungen This product may be purchased and...

Page 23: ...concrete ceilings other appliances e g television computer mobile phone or telephone and power lines are interfering with reception The and buttons are not responding when pressed Has the button lock been activated The devices are not working properly Take the batteries out briefly and reinsert them Unknown voices and or noises can be heard Other people may also be using the set channel Set both d...

Page 24: ...posed of along with household waste You are legally obliged to dispose of old devices separately from household waste Electronic devices contain hazardous substances If stored or disposed of improperly these may cause harm to health and the environment For information about collection points that accept old devices free of charge please contact your local authorities Single use batteries and recha...

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